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{{language|Batch File}}'''Batch file''', sometimes just called Batch, is the common name for the scripting language for [[Microsoft]] command line shells, such as COMMAND.COM (in [[MS-DOS]]), and CMD.EXE (in Windows). They typically have either the .BAT or .CMD extension. Due to the association of batch files with MS-DOS in the public consciousness, sometimes this language is called the MS-DOS programming language even when used on modern versions of Windows, though this usage of the term is not technically correct.
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The "batch files" written in the Batch File language are not to be confused with the "bash scripts" written in the [[bash | bash programming language]] for the [[UNIX Shell]]. |